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This 3-page paper focuses on Robert Montoya vinyards and different types of theories that can be used for measuring risk and investment analysis when it comes to introducing a new brand of red wine. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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choice involved. In this paper, well examine the advice of some experts and then tie the theory to Robert Montoyas situation. Robert
Montoya, Inc. is a vineyard known for its fine wines. Questions arose when the financial vice president put together a red wine project for the company that required a
large initial investment with a questionable rate of return and an apparent large risk. One of the questions that arose involved whether the projects costs of capital be linked
to stand-alone risk, on risk as measured within the firms asset portfolio or in the context of a market risk. What we will try to examine in this paper
are different types of risk measurements and investment analysis as they pertain to corporations and portfolios. The first question we should probably
examine is whether cost of capital is a good indicator of whether a specific investment risk could lead to additional returns (Boinske, 2002). In its most basic form, cost of
capital is the rate of return offered as part of investment that encourages investors (or in this case, the Board of Directors) to invest in a specific project (Boinske, 2002).
One particular article contends that cost of capital can be considered a type of commonsense reality check on the return prospects of a specific investment in a specific project (Boinske,
2002). One article that dealt with a set a business investment equations for OECD countries can definitely be applied to the Montoya
case. According to this particular article, levels of the output as they pertain to cost of capital would provide a good basis for risk assessment and investment analysis -- added
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